DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Our goal as family lawyers is to prevent, punish, and eradicate domestic violence while ensuring immediate protection for every victim.
Between whom can domestic violence occur?
For domestic violence to exist, the relationship must fall within the categories recognized by law. This determines when the conduct is treated as domestic violence rather than another offense.
These situations may involve people who:
Are or were spouses.
Have or had a cohabiting relationship.
Are related by blood or marriage up to the legally recognized degree.
Are the parents of a common child.
Are minors, elderly persons, or individuals with disabilities in a family setting.
If you need legal help in this matter, contact us today through WhatsApp or our contact form.
What are precautionary measures?
Precautionary measures are court orders designed to protect the victim in , preserve safety, and ensure future court decisions can be enforced.
The judge may order urgent protection when risk factors exist, such as:
Threats, intimidation, or harassment.
Substance abuse issues.
Previous complaints.
Prior convictions or pending criminal cases.
Psychological records showing violent behavior.
Refusal to accept the end of a relationship.
Pregnancy of the victim.
Disability or special vulnerability.
Minors without parental care.
Measures the court may impose
Removal of the aggressor from the shared home.
No-contact or stay-away orders.
Firearm prohibition or confiscation.
Mandatory counseling or treatment programs.
Police reporting obligations.
Communication restrictions.
Temporary child support, custody, or visitation orders.
Admission to specialized centers in severe cases.
Suspension of contact with affected children.
These protections usually last 180 working days and may be renewed, expanded, or modified by the court.
If you require representation in a dispute, our team can act quickly, discreetly, and effectively.
We provide strategic guidance for victims and urgent legal support in every proceeding.
